Hello, Miami Dolphins fans. How are you today? And thank you for listening to another episode of

the Dolphins Talk.com podcast. I am your host, Michael Leva, joined by our in-house draft guru, Dante Collinelli. Dante, how are you doing today? Doing all right. Just hanging out. Draft's finally over. This is the time of year where I get to take a break. It's all done now. Exactly. he's going to slow down a little bit for all the content creators, so to speak.

You got the release of the schedule. You got some OTAs, but nothing really happens there. So things are going to slow down here for everyone in the content business. But we're going to break down the draft picks today. Before I get to that, this show is brought to by Canesware. Everyone go to the website, canesware.com. For the best and most affordable Miami Dolphins apparel on the internet, if you're in South Florida, stop by their shop at 2655 South University Drive and Davy. They got everything you need for the Miami Dolphins, the Miami Hurricanes, the Florida Panthers, theheath, the Marlins, canware.com. If you're watching on YouTube, smash that button, and make sure you subscribe to the channel. All right, let's start at the top. Pick 11, trade down. You got Caleb Downs and Ruben Bain staring into the face. They go, Caden Proctor. Do you, three questions. Like the move, understand the move, and thoughts on Practor?

It's not the move that I would have made. However, after the initial shock wore off, it took

me about five seconds to go, yeah, that pick makes sense. Right.

And so I'll be clear.

Like, I would have stood at 11 and taken Caleb down personally.

He was the number one overall player on my board.

Safety is a position of need.

I think he changes what you do on defense.

So setting that aside for a second, they take Proctor. I'm surprised. I think about it for five seconds.

And I go, yeah, that makes sense. Right. Like John Eric Sullivan, what did he say when he got here?

Right? Like, I want big guys. I want to invest in the trenches. I want to be tough. That's Caden Proctor.

He's a big dude. He's physical. He hits hard.

He moves guys in the running game.

And he's a trench player.

And as somebody who has sat up here on this very show for the better part of five years now, Mike,

and complained about the offensive line at length through multiple different iterations of investments. And they have made some big investments on the offensive line at length through multiple different iterations of investments and they have made

some big investments on the offensive line some didn't work out some did whatever i'm not going to

be too upset about the 350 pound plus guy with special athletic ability do i have some concerns

about his technique do i have some concerns about his technique? Do I have some concerns about the

weight? Yeah, I do. But I think in this draft class where it's not really a class that I think

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